I went on a mission today, but unfortunately, it was not “mission accomplished.”
I was hoping to find a cable with a USB plug on one end and RCA plugs on the other. That way, I could patch a cassette deck into my laptop and record some of the quartet’s music onto the hard drive with the ultimate goal of burning it onto a CD. Most of the stuff we get comes on CDs already, so it’s a simple drag and drop operation to make the master disk. But that darn analog stuff is making me crazy.
Since I had to go to WalMart for Charmin and dog food anyway, I thought I would see what I could find there. They have cables for HDMI, S-video, RCA, quarter-inch, coaxial, USB in five different configurations, and a whole lot more, but none of them combines the two specific ends I needed. I couldn’t find an adaptor to buy one of each and join them, either.
I guess I’ll either have to go to Circuit City (something I dread) or scour the internet. Who knows if they even make one of those things? Why do I frustrate myself like this? Sheesh!


You can do what you are attempting, but you need to “capture” the audio from your USB port.
You can use a device like this which will work for both audio & video:
http://www.showmecables.com/viewItem.asp?idProduct=2476
This will allow you to grab analog audio and convert it to digital.
Wow! Thanks for the input. I appreciate the help.
I’m glad someone was able to give you some assistance! It made my head spin just reading all the technical jargon! LOL